Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06
THE OTING-PLAOES.
WHERE OUR PEOPLE MUST 90 TO CAST
THEIR BALLOTS TUESDAY.
A List Of tho Judges Of Election and Much
Othc. Timely Information for
Citizens


From sunrise TO sunset the boxes Will
be open to receive the ballots OF all who
ore qualified 10 vote
Elections take place in many States on
that day. In Virginia we choose all OF
the members Of the House of Delegates
000J and nineteen senators to take the
place OF those about to retire.
That the new Senate will be Demo
cratic no one is found to dispute. The
fight, therefore, is for the House. and
Malone and his people are bending
every effort in this direction. In hepuo-
lcan counties he runs Republicans IN
many Democratic counties lndepen-
dents; in the city of Richmond Ke-
formers are up, who are pledged to the
Hon. john ). Wise TO vote for Repub-
lican for United StOtcs senator, lie
publican for Speaker of the House OF
delegates, AMI for all Republican
measures. And now they appeal to the
Democratic wOrkingmcn 70 become ke-
publican workingmen and elect this
ticket The answer will be gwen lues-
day.
Before it was known that it was agreed
that Ryall. Graves, Parrish, and Bland
were to cast their political fortunes with
the Republicans many worthy la5orng
men committed themselves TO their sup
port. and are reluctant to abandon them.
With these deluded Democrats and the
solid negro vote the Republicans hope
TO carry Richmond. But they will he
disappointed. People who have rarely
voted since 1869 are this year taking an
active interest in the contest Our regis
tration reached unprccedentedly high
figures N6. 5O2), and the whites have n
majority Of 800. While the dispatch
reiterates that we need every vote that
we have, there can be no doubt that, with
full poll, victory will be ours-a vic
tory, too, that will stamp out forever
sach coalitions as now confront us; rs
will kill off all future attempts 10 pledge
the representatives of the workingmen
to the support Of Republican nominees
and measures. Many and many have
been the attempts to capture Richmond
for the Republicans, but our political
history has no precedent for an attempt
so audaciOus as this
The Reformers condemn both OF the
old political parties and then 90 TO the
Republicans and nominate candidates
who are pledged to the Republicans in
all party votes. Surely every good and
loyal Democrat who became an adherent
of this cause before this revelation WAS
made is absolved from any obligation to
support candidates who, as now appears,
are to be Republicans if elected to the
House.
The Democrats enter this contest conf
+ dent OF the Justice Of their cause and OF
their capacity to win; they are able and
wiling to DO for the working classes more
than the Republican monopollstic party
can or will they are resolute OF pur-
pose, thoroughly aroused and well or
gained. They 60 to the battle Of bal
lots with the assurance OF yictory-pro
vided all their voters come out. There
must be no tagging; TO forgetting.
We need all our votes ; with them down
will go the Republican flag; mp will 60
the Democratic long to kiss the breezes
that sweep the OH Dominion.
ALIsT or THE JUDGES or ELECTION.
MARsHALL WARD.
First Precinct: JOnn j. Cannon. registrar and
fudge: Philip u'Nel and I. /. scott. Judges.
second Precinct: W. Il. Williams, registrar
and Judge; W. NJ. Woodward ana j. ". Hail
third Precinct: Jamos II. Goddln. rogistra:
and Judge; John lltt ani o. VI. steward, Judges
JEFFERSON WARD.
First Precinct: john v. Frayser, registrar
and Judge: nerbei: T. Ezekiel ana 4. NJ. Leon
second Precinct: T. J. Robertson, registrar
aud fudge; ". q. Kuhn and Aristotle DAVIS
Third Precinct: s. r. Perlue. registrar anC
judse; Thomas Z. Richardson and George .
Fourth Precinct: R. s Anderson, reglstra
and Judge; Matthew >. Mussen aud Richard )
Bass, judges.
Firs, Precinct: 70. r. Reynolds, registrar an'
Judge; John Blair aud Peter Hotties, Judges.
Secon1 Precinct: W. +. johnson, registrar an.
Judge: :. Taylor Evans ana IL. L. Wigani
Third Precinct: James II. Pocor. Jr., regs,ra
and Judge; William Z. harwood and Is. W. hus
s' Fon I'm Precinct: John P. Quarles, reg-trs
aud Judge; julius a. Hobson and s. u. Clarkson
'-'s MosnoE WARD.
First Precinct: II. II. wilkins. registrar an
fudge: Jorn \. MOsby and James Brown, Judges
second Precinct: Thomas Elicit registrar an
Judge; James z. Tompkins ana r. H. Baughn
judges. -.-.-
Judge: Luther Martin md Jacob e. I'm, judges
Fourth Precinct: Sol. t. BOomburg. regisir1
nni jrdgo; {. I. Brown and Thomas j. Noble
Judges. ,.-
ard fudge: William A. Price and Henry HUI
uaD. Judges.
First Precinct: George >. Hooper, regis'ra
and fudge: J. Harvey simpson and Henry Z
SEQ; Seeosii Precinct: W. Luther Baker, reei';ra
ani iudgo; 10. y. Nortnen and 4. r. lhol
, Third Precinct: A. L. Burford, registrar an
iudgo: C.. v clash and &. W. Bufr ia g's.
Fourth Precinct: Z. J.. Lacy. registrar an
Judge; Alexander McWihiam AID James
Dcnnan, Judges.
FIRST Precinct; Julius u. 10th. rcci star On
fudge: Henry 7. Hcese and T. 4. >tJk"s. no PEI
-.cond Precinct: thcmasJ j. French, registr.
2 and Judge George ". Lindsey aud G. \. Sto1
T6irl Precinct: W. !. stephens, registrar an
Judge; Henry W. Kul AMI ;. ;. kcl ariso
fourth Precinct: John Finuoriy, registrar ~
Judge; 81. T.. Gary aud James j. RANKIN Iuus7
LIST OF yoTING-PBECINCTs.
4 MARSHALL WARD.
o. First Precinct No 3l21 east Main street
7 second Precinct, w. PIP ess, broad street.
4 Third Precinct, Masonic Han, Iwenty-hi
stree: between " and y streets.
JEFFERsON WARD.
n, First r. ccirci, No. - north Fourteenth stree
, under Exchange Ho.c'.
i scccni Precinct, O9-Marset Hall, corner sc
enfeonth aud Vain streets.
Thlri prc,iu =, g3is east Main street.
Fo.rth Prec.nt I. Twenty first strees betwe
l. BrolG aad MARSHALL streets.
MADISON WARD.
b, F,rst p-eciuct. a. cast NGreaan street
1 second Precinct, 80 east Broad street GO
\ trolls rOal-oulcr.
- lhirl Precinct. seventh stree between Va
q ard F-alkitn oitCo's.
= Fourth prs,1..ct. Burroughs coal Office, 20
N souta seventh street.
ECSROE WARD.
l. Frs. prcci1c., Catlctrs carpentor-shop, II
|, street ArtA-cu uiu rad Cary streets.
o. SacOnI FlcclIct, corner second an" HIi
. streets.
IS ~ "a Precia.i. Sl3 north ADAMS 81 Get bci0e
|. Broad and lJ.shr,l streets.
a f0aiih Precinct. corner Third nud daFsh
d fr.